Overview

Popularized in the '30s as a powerful weight loss drug, 2,4-dinitrophenol (DNP) has re-emerged repeatedly in the medical and scientific literature as a weight-loss compound that was unfortunately tied to misadventure and death. To better understand DNPs unusual mechanism of action and devastating potential toxicity, the peer-reviewed scientific literature is presented, as are case reports of tragic outcomes for individuals who used DNP. DNP is indeed a fascinating molecule from a scientific standpoint but it must be respected. This comes from understanding its pharmacology, toxicology, and potential lethality to humans. Once we can be fully informed about DNP, we can safely satisfy our curiosity as well as lean on the support of scientifically confirmed evidence that no one should try this compound for any purpose. All scientific information is power, but this specific type of power may be lifesaving. Don't be influenced by non-science nonsense; be informed by real science. This book of legitimate scientific information is for educational/entertainment purposes only. There is nothing within that suggests how to use DNP and this information is not an endorsement to obtain and use DNP.

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Jennifer G. Schnellmann is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacology (College of Medicine) at the University of Arizona where she teaches undergraduate, graduate, medical, and pharmacy students. She has won numerous teaching awards and authored several books on general humor and scientific topics. She lives in the Tuscon Foothills with her family.

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